What Organ Shuts Down First When One Dies?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.21.2024 06:00 AM

The heart is the first to shut down when one dies and the brain continues to operate for at least seven more minutes. Continue reading to learn more.

Repetitive Practice Crystallizes Brain Memory Pathways, UCLA Study Finds

05.16.2024 10:28 AM

Repetitive practice crystallizes brain memory pathways, UCLA study finds. Discover how practice impacts memory now!

Tone Deafness Is Real: Here's Why Some People Struggle With Musical Pitches

05.14.2024 01:10 AM

Tone deafness is actually a neurological disorder known as amusia. Read to learn more. There are some people who especially struggle with comprehending and matching musical pitch, eventually earning the label "tone deaf.

Sleep Fails To Aid Brain Toxin Clearance, Contradicting Current Neuroscience Beliefs, Study Reveals

05.13.2024 07:43 AM

Discover groundbreaking findings! Study challenges neuroscience beliefs: sleep may not aid brain toxin clearance. Explore now for paradigm-shifting insights!

Brain White Matter Changes Related to Aging Could Affect Post-Stroke Recovery, Study Reveals

05.13.2024 01:07 AM

A study sheds light on a possible link between age-related brain white matter changes and post-stroke recovery. Read to learn more.

1 Billion People Are Infected With Parasitic Worms Like Robert F. Kennedy Jr; How Did This Happen?

05.10.2024 04:30 AM

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. experienced memory loss after a worm ate a portion of his brain. Continue reading to know the full story.

Institute of Molecular Biotechnology Develops Organoid Model Showing Neuronal Development in Brain

05.09.2024 06:03 AM

Institute of Molecular Biotechnology successfully created an organoid model that allows for a thorough examination of the brain's neural connections. Continue reading to learn more.

Smart Dinosaur? T. Rex Had Crocodile-Like Intelligence and Not Ape-Like Brains, Study Claims

05.07.2024 00:21 AM

A new study debunked the claims of an earlier 2023 study that argued that the T. rex had primate-like intelligence. Read to learn more.

Grown Mice With Hybrid Brains Can Smell Using Rat’s Neurons [Study]

05.03.2024 01:52 AM

Mice with brains partly made of rat cells can smell using the rat neurons when their own neurons involved in smell are turned off. Continue reading to learn more.

Tapeworm in Brain Found To Be Culprit of Man's Severe Migraines; Eating Undercooked Bacon, Not Washing Hands Properly Could Be To Blame For Infection

04.25.2024 20:52 PM

The man's worsening severe migraines turned out to be due to tapeworms in his brain. Read to learn more.

Blinking Is a Signal for the Brain When Processing Visual Information

04.17.2024 08:33 AM

Blinking improves one's ability to recognize changing patterns in visual cues. Continue reading to learn more.

Why Do People Struggle to Remember Mundane Things Like Passwords, Locking the Front Door?

04.16.2024 07:41 AM

Our emotions reportedly affects the things we remember and forget. Continue reading to learn more. Why Do People Struggle to Remember Mundane Things Like Passwords, Locking the Front Door? (Photo : Pexels/SCREEN POST) Mundane activities are those you regularly do that you sometimes find unexciting because they have become a routine.

Long-Lived RNA Molecules Found in Nerve Cells Provide Insights on Aging Process of the Brain

04.10.2024 05:03 AM

Scientists discovered building blocks in nerve cells of the brain which last a lifetime. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Focused Ultrasound Might Help Alzheimer’s Drugs Get Into the Brain Faster, Shows Potential in Enhanced Treatment of Neurodegenerative Disorders

04.08.2024 02:10 AM

A study has found that sound waves can safely be targeted at selected regions of the brain to open a protective barrier and enable Alzheimer’s medications to be more effective. Check this article to learn more.

‘Zombie Neurons’ Located in the Cerebellum Play a Major Role in the Brain’s Learning Process, Study Reveals

04.05.2024 02:40 AM

A recent study provides evidence regarding the activity in the brain that plays an important role for associative learning to occur. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Having Post-Meal Cravings? This Is How Brain Signals To Drive Unnecessary Eating Habits

04.03.2024 02:20 AM

UCLA researchers have discovered food-seeking cells in a mouse brain linked to panic. These cells prompt intense cravings for fatty foods and even endure foot shocks. Continue reading to learn more.

Boosting Memory Retention: The Impact of Immediate Reflection on Events for Long-Term Memory Formation

04.03.2024 00:20 AM

Scientists finally understand why people can remember some memories and also forget others. Read the article to learn more.

Chemicals in Common Household Products Could Cause Detrimental Effects on Brain Health, Increase Risk for Neurological Disorders

03.26.2024 06:38 AM

A new study reveals that certain chemicals in household products endanger brain health and are possibly linked to MS and autism. Continue reading to learn more.

How Do Sleep Habits Improve Cognition? Neuroscientist Reveals Five Tips To Boost Memory

03.25.2024 08:50 AM

Neuroscientist Rachelle Summers shares five simple daily habits to enhance memory, emphasizing the importance of eight to ten hours of sleep. Continue reading for more details.

World’s First High-Resolution 3D-Printed Brain Developed as Model for Investigating Neurodegenerative Diseases

03.25.2024 02:21 AM

A team of experts developed the world’s first 3D-printed brian phantom modeled on the structure of brain fibers. Check this article to find out more.

Blood-Brain Barrier: Here's How This Tight Layer Protects Your Brain

03.20.2024 01:46 AM

The blood-brain barrier helps protects the brain against germs, pathogens, and other harmful things. Read to learn more.